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Maggie Davis

Staff Writer

Maggie Davis is a staff writer on the studies and surveys team at LendingTree. She loves keeping people informed about important financial topics by presenting data in an accessible way. By doing so, Maggie feels she’s contributing to a more financially informed society. She’s particularly passionate about debunking myths and clarifying misconceptions, making the often intimidating world of personal finance more approachable for everyone.

Before joining LendingTree In 2022, Maggie worked in public relations and media coordination in the hospitality technology and real estate industries. Throughout her career, she has focused on breaking down complex topics and identifying new trends across consumer behavior.

Specialties

  • Loans
  • Business loans
  • Mortgages
  • Credit cards
  • Insurance
  • Deposit accounts

Achievements

  • 100+ articles written for LendingTree, ValuePenguin and DepositAccounts
  • 4+ years in journalism and personal finance
  • 2+ years of personal finance experience

Education

  • BA, Pepperdine University

Maggie’s favorite credit card

“As a health-conscious vegetarian who considers groceries my ultimate splurge, I’m all for the American Express Blue Cash Preferred® Card. That grocery cashback is unbeatable.”

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Articles by Maggie Davis

More Americans Want to Lose Debt Than Weight in 2025

January 13, 2025

From financial fitness to physical trimness, lightening the load is a common New Year’s resolution. As for what Americans prefer, 44% say their top priority... read more

Wildfire Risk Highest in California, Florida, Texas

January 9, 2025

As climate change fuels hotter, drier conditions, homeowners and insurers may be playing with fire. According to the latest LendingTree study, wildfires are up 17.0%... read more

Amid Worsening Climate Change, Billion-Dollar Winter Disasters More Than Double in 2 Decades

January 6, 2025

While winter often means cozy, homey weather, it can also mean severe storms. In fact, billion-dollar winter disasters from December through March have jumped 135.5%... read more

Monthly Debt Payments Approach $1,600, With California Residents Leading the Way

January 6, 2025

Most Americans are familiar with debt, but how much indebted consumers are putting toward their payments varies by location and age. Overall, Americans put an... read more

36% of Americans Took on Holiday Debt, Averaging $1,181

December 23, 2024

Consumers spread more than Christmas cheer this holiday season; they also took on debt. In fact, 36% of Americans took on holiday debt this season,... read more

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